Sentence examples for associated question of from inspiring English sources

Consideration is also given to the associated question of code selection and the future of numerical codes.

And then there is the associated question of Brexit, and what it might actually entail ("Brexit means Brexit" says the prime minister, but that hardly clarifies anything).

There is an associated question of whether the lottery, which is a regressive form of revenue raising – those from lower socio-economic backgrounds are more likely to play it – should be used to directly fund institutions that are more often than not irrelevant to the cultural lives of those playing the lottery.

When dealing with the associated question of the infinity of the number of souls FitzRalph discusses the nature of the infinite.

In particular, the myoanatomy of the last common molluscan ancestor and the associated question whether the body of this molluscan stem species was either covered by spicules or shell(s) remains unresolved.

War in the Future: Its Capacities and Character and Associated Questions of National Defense, published in English in as Modern warfare.

Przyszła wojnajej możliwości i charakter oraz związane z nimi zagadnienia obrony kraju (War in the Future: Its Capacities and Character and Associated Questions of National Defense), 1934; translated into French in 1934, and into English in 1943; latest edition Warsaw, MON, 1972.

Thetela (1997) and Hood (2004) associate the question of how to investigate with the research world, and the question of what to investigate with the real world.

Measurements in behaving monkey have long been associated with questions of neuronal activity arising from higher cognitive processing, such as visual processing [15], spatial attention [16], object recognition [17], and executive function [18] often with single unit recordings.

Professor John Rogers: Readers typically finish the last books of Paradise Lost with – I don't know, I certainly had this experience the first time I read it and, I think, actually many times since then – with something like a sense of disappointment, and the disappointment that is traditionally accompanied these last books is usually associated with the question of their style.

Analysis of students' responses to a set of associated DQC questions can reveal these types of patterns in students' reasoning.